Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-05-23

Rev. NJ. A. Gates Members of the post |
10 O'Clock, and veterans not members
of the post are invited to meet with |
them. This post joins the Barton post
90 Memorial day.
ALBANY.
VIM. Miller and mother are home from
Mass.
Henry Woods fell while narrowing, and
broke his arm.
NJ B. Chafey has had the Bashaw Bros.
paint his house.
Cora Vance, who has been very hard
sick at Oxford, has been brought home.
She endured the journey without appar
ent injury.
5. c. Kimball has moved from the Paine
place TO the house in the village, recently
purchased of n. Beede. ]. A. Place
has moved from Newport Center into the
George tenement house in the village.
East Albany
Alonzo Heath has sold his place to
Reuben Brooks of Greensboro.
Mrs. Olive Sylvester has been hard
sick and threatened with rheumatic
fever.
Mabel Anderson, who has been very
sick at Barton with typhoid pneumonia,
has recovered and returned home.
J. c. Clough has gone to Lisbon, \.
H., where his brother Sam. is, and is
going to work at the carpenter business.
Theodore Skinner, who has been in
Florida for eighteen months, has re-
turned home. He visited Kansas this
spring where he has three brothers To-
Gated. He was much pleased with Kan
sas, but thinks thar he don't want to live
in Florida.
Browning LOn-
new daughter at Joe LeOnard's.
Dr.Gilman is is having quite a good run
of practice at present.
The Reform Club will meet Friday eve
ming. May 81. A full attendance is desired.
Mrs. Channcy Smith went to Boston
last week to visit her son, Albro TwOm-
bly,.
Miss Sarah Seavey has been quite ill
since her return from Derby, where she
attended school last spring.
Mrs Ezra Smith of Woodsville, n. H.
who has spent a few weeks with friends
in this vicinity, returned home few
days since. Mrs. J. A. Gibson is visiting
friends in Barton and Albany.
Mrs. Barnes of this place was the vic
tim of quite a serious runaway accident a
few days since. Her horse took fright
and collided with another team, upsetting
the carriage Mrs. Barnes was quite
badly injured and the carriage badly
broken.
Charleston
Geo. Hamilton is having the Bashaw
Bros. of Albany paint his house.
East Charleston
A. Jewell will soon move his family to
Lyndonville, where he is now engaged
in driving job wagon.
Mrs. F. S. Cobleigh is with her sister,
Mrs Cyrene George, in Manchester,
who is lying at the point of death with
cancer.
Most of the schools in this part of
the town commenced last week. Mrs.
Louise Buck teaches the village school :;
Nav Buck teaches in the Buck Dist. /;
Matte Stevens in the Blake Dist, and
| Mrs. Cora Piper in the Allen Dist.
| Coventry
| Last Monday was a great day for acct
/ dents in this vicinity: While w. \. Ba-
/ con was attending the funeral of Mrs.
/ Kinnie. his horse was stung by honey
/ bees. badly frightened and made TO run
away, badly breaking the carriage; Asa
| HaucOck'S team ran away: Eddie Emer-
/ son was thrown off a roller which ran
/ over him. severely injuring him at the
/ time. while f. c. Williams was kicked by a
horse and very badly hurt.
| CraftSbnr-V.
! Guar Leonard is having his barn repair
ed.
Samuel WOOdmancy has moved to VOL
colt.
Mrs. Goodwin. an aged lady, is in very
feeble health.
George Howard sold horse owned by
George Bill of Albany, for s4O0, last
week.
Lula Allen. who has been in feeble
health for some time, goes to Boston
next week for medical treatment
Mrs. Amasa Randall, who has been in
town visiting her aged father, L. w.
Wheeler, has returned to California.
Miss Victoria Fellows has opened dress
making rooms at the house of c. w.
Wheeler. where she will be assisted by
| Mrs. c. W Wheeler.
The Craftsbury cornet band will give
a promenade concert at J. B. Darling
| hall, Albany, on Monday eve, May 3Oth.
Tickets, gents, - cts ladies free.
Columbus Hartman died Tuesday, May
/ Il. at l O'Clock. He has been in feeble
| health a long time, yet his death was sud
/ den at the last. The funeral services
were held at the house of his son on
/ Thursday. May 10, Rev. \. Scribner
preaching. He was. an aged and esteemed
citizen and a sincere Christian He has
| gone home To be at rest.
Derby
o. S. Badger is painting the Cong
church.
Alex Yertawe has moved to the Mar
stOn place.
Mrs. A. Newcomb has sold her land
near o. Cushings to Maj. Grout.
Rev Mr.. Dunlap will deliver an address
at the Gospel Temperance Meeting next
| Sunday evening
| AZ. 1rr,nn hns retnrned tn her home